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Chinese Carmakers Post March Rebound With Strong Deliveries and New Tech Moves

The latest tallies point to demand recovering after the holiday slowdown.

Overview

  • IT Home compiled fresh March sales and delivery reports Wednesday, showing broad month‑on‑month gains across China’s auto brands.
  • Leapmotor led with 50,029 March deliveries, while Li Auto posted 41,053 and 95,142 for the quarter, Xpeng hit 27,415 after an 80% monthly jump, and Deepal reported 31,742.
  • Chery and Jaguar Land Rover’s new FreelandER brand said its SUVs will use Huawei’s ADS V4.1 driver‑assist system with an 896‑line lidar sensor, a higher‑resolution scanner designed to spot small road debris and low‑contrast hazards earlier.
  • Xpeng outlined a three‑year Latin America plan after entering Mexico on March 25, and niche maker Jishi said it now sells in more than 40 countries across the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa.
  • SAIC said 2025 net profit rose 506.5% to 10.11 billion yuan, while e‑bike leader Yadea raised prices from April 1 due to higher metal and plastic costs, signaling shifting margins across mobility.